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Sheep Clay Brooch – Ballybrick Jewellery
£10.00
Beautifully Handmade Clay Brooch made by Ballybrick near Banbridge, Co. Down, Northern Ireland.
Every item is handmade & so is totally Unique!
Ballybrick Glass & Clay produce a range of Jewellery ranging from Earings, Necklaces, Brooches & much more using fused glass and polymer clay!
Shop the full Ballybrick Jewellery Rangeby searching “Ballybrick Jewellery” on our Website!
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Harland & Wolff standing planter handmade locally by a PA Modelmaker based in Banbridge, County Down. This item is handmade & Painted using outdoor timbers.
These are reversible with H & W on both sides, these are around the same size as the others each measures approx 58cm (L) x 15cm (W) x 51cm (H).
Back orders welcome via private message, these can be made to order with a 2-3weeks lead time.
Any orders placed from 17th December to Christmas will not be despatched or made until new year, we can offer gvfv v If your wishing for this item to be sent worldwide, please be advised we can only send this item as a flat pack - easy to assemble and instruction will followYou may also like…
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Every item is handmade & so is totally Unique! Brooches may differ slightly in amount of sheep per design.
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